ENGLEWOOD, Colo. --?Denver Broncos defensive end Derek Wolfe suffered what he called a hairline fracture by his elbow in Sundays loss to the Oakland Raiders, but coach Gary Kubiak said Monday that the team got encouraging results from exams on the injury.Kubiak said Monday afternoon that the injury was still being evaluated after initial X-rays and that Wolfe was scheduled to have a CT scan later Monday.Actually the news was encouraging. Were still evaluating, Kubiak said. We feel Dereks going to, obviously, be OK, but were still evaluating.A source confirmed to ESPN that Wolfe wont need surgery, which was first reported by the NFL Network.Asked if the injury was similar to the fracture wide receiver Bennie Fowler suffered near his elbow in the preseason opener, Kubiak said the report he had from the teams medical staff was that Wolfes injury was not as severe. Fowler missed five games -- three preseason games and the first two regular-season games -- before he returned to the lineup.I hate to say I dont know. I know there was a concern it was similar to his ... but no was the answer, so well see where we go from there, Kubiak said.Wolfe suffered the injury with just under seven minutes remaining in the third quarter of the?30-20 loss. He left the game and did not return, and by the time the night was over, the Broncos had surrendered 218 rushing yards.Kubiak said head trainer Steve Antonopulos told him of Wolfes rehab: Weve got to go to work on it and get him back.Cornerback Aqib Talib missed Sunday nights game -- his second consecutive missed contest -- because of a back injury, and he did not make the trip to Oakland. 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Hes hit three home runs in the past two games and has nine this year. Dayan Viciedo also went deep for the second straight day, helping Dylan Axelrod (1-3) pick up his first victory this season. Dunn wouldve had four homers in the series if Twins centre fielder Aaron Hicks hadnt made a leaping catch over the wall. "Hes a guy youre excited to see up. When he gets hot, its fun to watch," Axelrod said. Mike Pelfrey (3-4) was hit hard yet again, failing to record an out in the fifth inning. Dunn was the last batter he faced, delivering an RBI double that put the White Sox ahead 4-2. The 33-year-old slugger hit both of his homers with two outs, in the third off a changeup from Pelfrey in an eight-pitch at-bat and in the eighth off Josh Roenicke. "Hes a strong young man and you throw the ball up there, hes going to get you," Twins manager Ron Gardenhire said. Dunn is 8 for 28 with seven walks and two homers in his career against Pelfrey. "I obviously didnt pitch in as effectively as I should have. He made me pay for it," Pelfrey said. Dunn finished 3 for 4 with a walk and still has the third-worst batting average in the majors, at .156, for players with the minimum amount of at-bats. But the White Sox didnt sign him to a $56 million contract to hit singles, and the 6-foot-6, 285-pound first baseman can still drive a ball deep with the best of them. "Hes been working hard all year to do what he does, and finally it looks like hes found something right. Thats good because he helps everyone," said teammate Alex Rios, who scored three runs on a 3-for-4 afternoon. Nine of Dunns 20 hits this season are home runs. After leading the majors with 222 strikeouts last year, Dunn has fanned 48 times in 2013, another 200-plus pace. Houstons Chris Caarter has 60 strikeouts, tops in either league.dddddddddddd For the White Sox, batting .236 with 136 runs in 38 games, both last in the AL, this resurgence couldnt have come soon enough. Dunn was pleased more by where the balls he hit, to centre field and left, went than how hard he hit them. "Ive had a couple of those pitches in a couple of these previous games that I rolled over and hit to second base," Dunn said. Rios has at least one hit in his past 10 games and is batting .390 during the streak. "Thats why hes batting third. He does a lot of good things," manager Robin Ventura said. Axelrod finished 5 1-3 innings, allowing nine hits, three runs and one walk while fighting through a leg cramp in the sixth. The right-hander struck out four, including Ryan Doumit and Oswaldo Arcia in consecutive at-bats in the fifth after Josh Willingham was hit by a pitch and Justin Morneau singled to start the inning. Jamey Carroll and Joe Mauer each had three hits, and Morneau added a pair of singles on his 32nd birthday. Eduardo Escobar homered off Axelrod, Willingham drove in two runs and Carroll added an RBI single against reliever Matt Lindstrom. Mauers 14-game hitting streak is his longest in four years and the third-longest of his career. Morneau has at least one hit in his past 11 games, batting .422 in that span. Pelfreys hold on a spot in the rotation has been slipping. The right-hander, barely one year removed from Tommy John surgery, saw his ERA spike to 6.57, the third-highest in the majors among those with a qualified number of innings. Opponents are batting .339 against him, also the third-highest in the majors. Pelfrey allowed eight hits, five runs and two walks while striking out three. NOTES: Twins RHP Vance Worleys ERA (7.15) and batting average against (.379) are still worse than Pelfreys. ... The White Sox sent 2B Gordon Beckham (broken left wrist) and INF Angel Sanchez (back injury) on minor league rehab assignments. ... Rios is a .372 career hitter at Target Field. His 42 hits here are behind only Miguel Cabrera for the most among Twins opponents. ... The Twins start a three-game series against the Red Sox on Friday, with Worley facing Clay Buchholz, who is unbeaten in six decisions this season. ... The White Sox begin a four-game road series against the Angels on Thursday. LHP Jose Quintana (2-1, 3.72 ERA) will pitch against RHP Jerome Williams (2-1, 3.06) of the Angels. ' ' '